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9M 2014Results
Presentation
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Legal Notice
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Agenda
Highlights of the period
Analysis of results
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Financing
Annex: Scrip Dividend calendar December 2014
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Net Profit of Eur 1,831 MMaintaining shareholder remuneration
Highlights of the Period
Progressive improvement in operating results along the yeardespite the regulatory changes
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EBITDA grows 1.4% to Eur 5,211 M
Net Debt reduced to Eur 26.2 Bn, Eur 24.7 Bn ex tariff deficitLeverage down to 42.2% from 44.0% at 9M 2013
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Outlook - FY 2014 EBITDA
The progressive improvement of EBITDA along the year…
Variation of accumulated EBITDA vs. 2013 -0.3% +0.0% +1.4%
Q1 H1 9M
… and the positive contribution of all businesses in last quarter…
Networks • 38% tariff increase in Elektro from 27th August• Negotiations in Brazil to register regulatory assets +
Gen&Supply • Further normalisation of generation and gas marketconditions =
Renewables • New capacity in operation +
Estimatedperformancein last quarter2014
… allow us to improve our FY 2014 guidance above Eur 6.6 Bn
… strengthened by the current foreign exchange rates situation…
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Good operating performance inUK and Spain offsets droughtimpact in Brazil (to berecovered through tariffs)
Networks =
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EBITDA
EBITDA increases 1.4% to Eur 5,211 M
Operational highlights
Exceptional gas businessperformance, higherproduction and bettergeneration mix
Gen&Supply
&Gas +
Significant impact of regulatorymeasures in Spain notcompensated by improvedresults in UK, US and Latam
Renewables -
EBITDA by business
RegulatedGeneration
Regulated businesses
Renewables(-20.1%)
47%
17%
5%
31%
Networks(-0.5%)
Gen&Supply&Gas
(+26.4%)
FFO Net Inv. FFO - Net Inv.
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Operating Cash Flow (FFO) exceeding investmentsacross all businesses
Operating Cash Flow
Global figures include Corporation and Other Businesses
Eur M
3,998 1,965
2,033
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FFO Net Inv. FFO - Net Inv.
FFO Net Inv. FFO - Net Inv.
Ren
ewa
ble
s
1,583 238 1,345
759 629
1. FFO = Net Profit + Minority Results + Amortiz.&Prov. – Equity Income – Net Non-Recurring Results + Fin. Prov.+ Goodwill deduction + Dividends from companies accounted via equity– /+ reversion of extraordinary tax provision
2. Investment net of grants and ex-capitalised costs
13021
Gen
&Su
pp
ly
FFO Net Inv. FFO - Net Inv.Net
wo
rks
1,821993
828
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Balance Sheet Management
Continuous improvement of our financial strength
Net Debt reduced to Eur 26.2 Bn1
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Solid financial ratios
Leverage reduced to 42.2% vs. 44.0% in 9M 2013
Net financial expenses reduced by 4%with net financial expenses related to debt down 11%
1. Including Eur 1,580 M of Tariff Deficit (Adjusted Net Debt amounts to Eur 24,673 M)
Expected sale of 2013 Spanish tariff deficit before year end,reaching our Net Debt target this year
Guaranteed purchase price for next scrip dividend of at leastEur 0.125/share to be paid in December 20141…
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These results reaffirm our commitment to maintaina shareholder remuneration of at least Eur 0.27 per share…
Shareholder Remuneration
1. Through the “Iberdrola Dividendo Flexible” program. Final guaranteed price expected to be announced on 28 th November, 2014
… equal to the minimum price fixed for January 2014 scrip dividend(final price achieved of Eur 0.126/share)
… resulting in a dividend yield above 5% at current market prices
With the commitment to continue the share buy-backsto compensate the dilutive impact of the scrip dividend
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Iberdrola offers an attractive yield and growth thanks to…
Conclusion
… higher weight from regulated businesses…
… geographic diversification…
… and financial strength
Agenda
Highlights of the period
Analysis of results
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Financing
Annex: Scrip Dividend calendar December 2014
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Var. %9M 2014
Net Op. Expenses
Eur M9M 2013
Income Statement – Group
EBITDA
Operating Profit (EBIT)
Reported Net Profit
+1.45,210.7 5,139.1
n/a3,073.9 1,376.3
-19.51,831.3 2,274.8
Net Financial Expenses -4.0-817.3 -850.9
-2,528.8 +3.6-2,440.1
Gross Margin 8,874.2 +0.58,832.9
Recurring Net Profit -6.91,592.2 1,710.3
Revenues 22,196.8 -3.122,901.0
Operating Cash Flow*
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-10.3 %3,998.4 4,459.9
Levies -1,134.7 -9.5-1,253.7
The first 9 months of 2014 and 2013 are reported under IFRS11Largest impact is the deconsolidation of Neo EBITDA, not affecting Net Profit
*Net Profit + Minority Results + Amortiz.&Prov. – Equity Income – Net Non-Recurring Results + Fin. Prov.+ Goodwill deduction + Dividends from companies accounted via equity– /+ reversion of extraordinary tax provision
Gross Margin - Group
Gross Margin up 0.5% to Eur 8,874.2 M
Revenues -3.1% (Eur 22,196.8 M),and Procurements -5.3% (Eur -13,322.7 M) due to lower cost mix
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Revenues (Eur M)
9M 2013 9M 2014
-3.1%22,901.0 22,196.8
Procurements (Eur M)
9M 2013 9M 2014
-5.3%
-14,068.1-13,322.7
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Net Operating Expenses - Group
Net Op. Expenses adjusted for capitalised costs and one offs grow 1.2%Reported Net Operating Expenses* up 3.6%, to Eur -2,528.8 M
Net Operating Expenses
% Reportedvs 9M’139M 2014
Eur M
Total -2,528.8 +3.6%
+4.4%
+2.9%
-1,250.2
-1,278.6
Net ExternalServices
Net PersonnelExpenses
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Net Personnel Expenses: Capitalised Costs amount to Eur -34 MNet External Services: one off costs of Eur -25 M
9M 2013
-2,440.1
-1,197.9
-1,242.2
% Adjustedvs 9M’13
+1.2%
+2.3%
+0.2%
SpainEur -782.3 M
UKEur -264.4 M
RestEur -207.0 M
Levies
Levies fall 9.5% (Eur -119 M) to Eur -1,134.7 M,due to lower Government taxes in the UK (Eur +52 M vs 9M’13), and …
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… the favourable High Court ruling on CO2 allowances in Spain (Eur +111 M), corresponding tothe legal actions initiated when previous Government penalised emission-free technologies
-1,253.7
9M 2013
-1,245.7
9M 2014
Eur M
Positive rulingCO2 allowances
SpainEur -716.8 M
UKEur -212.7 M
RestEur -205.2 M
-1,134.7
+111
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Brazil performance should improve in coming quarters due to tariffadjustments that will allow recovery of the outstanding drought impact
Networks EBITDA ex-Brazil grows 4.6%,including Brazil EBITDA falls 0.5% to Eur 2,486.0 M
Results By BusinessNetworks
EBITDA by Geography (%)
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Brazil
24%
3%
44%
29%
UnitedKingdom
UnitedStates
Spain
Financial Highlights (Eur M)
9M’14
GrossMargin
Net Op. Exp.
3,693.6
-887.5
EBITDA 2,486.0
% vs9M’13
+0.4%
+1.5%
-0.5%
EBITDA performance by geography is as follows
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Spain
Results By BusinessNetworks EBITDA
EBITDA +3.8%, as a consequence of the normalisation of the impact of RDL 9/2013, inforce since H1 2013, and investments made in previous years
EBITDA +10.6%, with higher revenues as a result of increasing asset base, as aconsequence of greater investments, and GBP revaluation
EBITDA -0.7%, with higher revenues as a result of Rate Cases and MPRP, offset by theexchange rate impact (EBITDA ex FX: +2.6%)
EBITDA -61.0%, due to lower compensation on higher drought impact (Eur -100 M) vs9M 2013. BRL devaluation -12.3% (Eur -9 M at EBITDA level)
UK
US
Brazil
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Generation & Supply Business EBITDA up 26.4% to Eur 1,885.3 M
Results By BusinessGeneration & Supply
EBITDA by Geography (%)
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13%
71%
16%United
Kingdom
Mexico
Spain
Financial Highlights (Eur M)
Net Op. Exp.
9M’14
Levies
Gross Margin
Net Op. Exp.
3,600.4
-1,066.2
-649.0
EBITDA 1,885.3
% vs9M’13
+7.8%
+2.1%
-19.3%
+26.4%
Strong operational performancetogether with temporary lower Levies
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Spain
Results By BusinessGeneration & Supply EBITDA
EBITDA +27.4%+ Eur 137 M in the Gas business in 9M, including one-off+ Lower Levies due to CO2 allowances court ruling (Eur +111 M)+ Higher output (+8.4%*) and lower costs compensate lower prices
EBITDA Eur +117.5 M (EBITDA ex-fx impact: Eur +103.4 M)+ Eur 56 M due to lower Government Levies, to be reversed partially in Q4+ 9M 2013 results were especially weak (negative EBIT)
UK
EBITDA -13.6%, the negative one-off impact is compensated through the newcontracts
Mexico
Solid EBITDA performance in Spain and UK,with Mexico recovering from the one-off negative impact
* Includes cogeneration
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… despite the positive performance from the other geographies
EBITDA falls 20.1% to Eur 927.5 M driven by Spain …
Results By BusinessRenewables
EBITDA by Geography
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RoW
UnitedStates United
Kingdom
Spain
Latam
6%
16%
6%
34%
38%
Financial Highlights (Eur M)
9M’14
GrossMargin
Net Op. Exp.
1,449.3
-417.5
EBITDA 927.5
% vs9M’13
-14.0%
+6.2%
-20.1%
Increase in operating capacity +3.5%* (13,773 MW) compensateslower average load factor (26.8%; -0.4 pp); output** -0.2% (23,914 GWh)
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Results By BusinessRenewables
RoW EBITDA -39%, due to the sale in 2013 of Polish wind farms, 184 MW
EBITDA +11%, higher operating capacity underpinned output increase (+5.7% onshore).Lower price was offset by FX. Offshore wind farm started contributing
EBITDA +2%, due mainly to an output increase (+0.8%) and trading profits due to weatherconditions. Higher prices were offset by FX (EBITDA ex-fx impact +5.5%)
EBITDA -44%, due to regulatory measures, low spot prices and lower load factor due toextraordinary wind conditions in Q3 2013
UK
US
Spain
EBITDA +103%, due to higher installed capacity in Mexico and Brazil, output increased49%. 12.3% Real depreciation affected negatively
Latam
* Full Operating capacity at the end of the period.
** 9M 2013 operating figures under IFRS11: Operating capacity 13,308 MW and Output 23,956 GWh
Weighted Average price -13.9% (to Eur 60.6/MWh) due to 34% lower average price in Spain
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Group EBIT totals Eur 3,073.9 M …
EBIT - Group
D&A
9M’14 vs9M’13
Total
9M‘14
-2,136.7 +1,626.1
-2,009.1 -65.1
Provisions -127.6 +1,691.2
Eur M
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EBIT
9M 2013 9M 2014
1,376.3
3,073.9
9M‘13
-3,762.8
-1,944.0
-1,818.8
… due to Eur 1,675 M of gross asset impairments in 9M 2013
… due to 9% decrease in average net debt,9 bp lower cost and capital gain on EdP sale
Net financial costs down 4%* to Eur -817.3 M …
Net Financial Expenses - Group
- 817.3
Sep 13 NetFinancialExpenses
Sep 14 NetFinancialExpenses
-850.9
+109.3
Capital gainEdP sale
Finance costfrom debtevolution
+96.4
-741.6
Debtrelated costs
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Financial HighlightsNet Financial Exp. evolution (Eur M)
Debt-related costs improve Eur +109.3 M
Eur 96.4 M gross capital gain on EdP sale
* 2013 adjusted according to IFRS 11
Eur 52.6 M higher costs due to lower tariffdeficit income reversed in Q4 ’13
-172.1
Tariffdeficit
income &Other
Eur 45.0 M EdP dividend collected in 2013
Eur 42.6 M lower gain on derivativeshedging foreign currency results
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Results - Group
% vs9M’13
9M’14
Eur M
n/a
n/a
244.8
-746.9
Non Rec.Results
Taxes
25
-37%103.2Equity
Contribution
9M’13
-1.5
1,612.1
163.8
PBT 2,604.7 n/a687.7
Positive impact in 9M 2014 from the sale of Itapebí,
the nuclear JV in the UK and the 25% stake in BBE
2013 Balance Sheet revaluation:
Net after tax gain of Eur +1,538 M
Negatively impacted by Neo results and Garoña
Positively affected by the revaluation of Gamesa stake
Despite EBITDA growth, Recurring Net Profit falls 6.9% due to lower Equity Contribution,with negative impacts in Neo and Garoña partially compensated by Gamesa revaluation
Reported Net Profit falls 19.5% (Eur 1,831.3 M) as a consequence ofthe positive impact from the lower corporate tax rate in UK accounted for in Q3´13
Agenda
Highlights of the period
Analysis of results
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Financing
Annex: Scrip Dividend calendar December 2014
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Financing – Regulatory receivables
9M’14 tariff deficit of Eur 1,580 M includes:Eur 1,084 M of 2013 tariff deficit, whose sale is expected before year end …
… and Eur 275 M of 2014 temporary tariff deficitthat will be adjusted through the remaining settlements during 2015
Regulatoryreceivables pending
to collect Dec-13
Regulatoryreceivables pending
to collect Sep-14
1.037
1 Estimated at Dec-2013 of generation taxes expected to be applied to reduce tariff deficit 20132 Taxes collected by Spanish Administration via new energy production, pending to be applied to reduce regulatory receivables outstanding balance .. Iberdrola estimation
2013 Regulatoryreceivables
collected
1,571
1,0402013 Tariff
deficit
-487+496
2014 Regulatoryreceivables
1,580
1,084
2752014 Tariff Deficit
Generationtaxes
2212
2013 Tariff Deficit
Generation taxes
… leading to an improvement in leverageto 42.2% at 9M’14 from 44.0% at 9M’13
Adjusted Net Debt ex regulatory receivables totals Eur 24.7 bn,better than the target set in the 2014-2016 Outlook …
Financing - Leverage
Note all debt figures include TEI28
Dec 13Net Debt
-1,335
Sept 14Net Debt
Treasury debt& Others
Net Debt (Eur M)
Excluding FX impact ofEur 752 M,
Adjusted Net Debt belowEur 24 bn
+752
FXimpact
25,265
1,571
26,836
26,253
Net
deb
tD
efic
it
1,580
24,673
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Financing - Financial Ratios(1)
P/L and Cash Flow based on FX 12 months trailing averageBalance Sheet based on FX Sept 30th fixing
(1) Proforma ratios exclude the impact of the payment in December 2014 ofthe interim dividend corresponding to fiscal year 2014
(2) FFO = Net Profit + Minority Results + Amortiz.&Prov. – Equity Income – NetNon-Recurring Results + Fin. Prov.+ Goodwill deduction + Dividends fromcompanies accounted via equity– /+ reversion of extraordinary taxprovision . It includes TEI but excludes Rating Agencies Adjustments
(3) RCF = FFO – Dividends paid in cash to shareholders – Net interest onhybrid debt issue. Dec 2014 dividend payment assumes that scrip dividendacceptance reaches 58.5%, in line with historical acceptance level
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16,8%
18,4%
17,1%
17,9%
18,8%
17,4%
9M'14 FY'14e -proforma
FY'14e
19,5%
21,3% 21,1%
20,8%21,7% 21,5%
9M'14 FY'14e -proforma
FY'14e
N.Debt/EBITDA
FFO(2)/Net Debt
RCF(3)/Net Debt
3,83,6 3,7
3,6 3,5 3,6
9M'14 FY'14e -proforma
FY'14e
Solvency ratios affected in 2014 by the payment in December 2014of the interim dividend corresponding to fiscal year 2014
12 MonthstrailingAverage
GBP
USD
0.82
1.36
BRL 3.07
Sept 30th
fixing
0.78
1.27
3.10
FX for Sept´14 ratios
-250
As of today, there is a strong liquidity position close to Eur 10 bn,covering more than 32 months of financing needs …
Financing - Liquidity
… and an average debt maturity above 6 years
Cash & Short Term Fin. Invest.
Total Credit Lines
Available
Eur M
Total Adjusted Liquidity
Credit Line Maturities
2,115
7,835
9,950
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2016 & onwards 7,196
390
2,621
2,849
15,389
2016 2019+*20172014 2015
2,838
2018
3,102
* Includes comercial paper outstanding balance: Eur 1,316 M
Debt maturity profile
+500
-250
October’14 Liability Management
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Agenda
Highlights of the period
Analysis of results
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Financing
Annex: Scrip Dividend calendar December 2014
Scrip dividend calendar December 2014
-Publication of the number ofrights/share and commitmentprice to acquire rights by IBE
Commencement ofthe ordinary
trading of the newshares
24-Dec
28-Nov
Payment of cashfor the sale of rights
- Last day of rights trading period- Acquisition of rights by IBE fromthose shareholders who request
cash-Close of capital issue
Last date to requestremuneration in cash(sale of rights to IBE)
- Announcement inBORME of capital increase
- Record Date- Reference date for
rights allocationClosing prices considered fordetermining the average
price used to calculatenumber of rights
24 25 2721 26
Trading period
November
- Board Agreement for theexecution of the second capital
increase- Relevant fact
- Commencement ofthe trading period
- Commencement ofthe rights-purchase
commitment1-Dec
2-Dec
11-Dec
16-Dec
19-Dec21-Oct
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